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Wildlife Alliance's mission is to provide direct protection to forests and wildlife. For more information, visit our website at www.wildlifealliance.org
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Wildlife Alliance is the leader in direct protection to forests and wildlife in the Southeast Asian tropical belt. Our mission is to combat deforestation, extinction, climate change and poverty by partnering with local communities and governments.

02/02/2026

We’re joining forces with Auntie Rana's to support Wildlife Alliance’s Care for Rescued Wildlife project. This partnership supports round-the-clock animal care, food and medicine at Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre.

01/12/2026

The Indigenous Forest Fire Team (IFFT) plays a vital role in protecting our rainforest by providing rapid response support through equipment preparation, navigating difficult terrain, and collaborating with local authorities, acting as community liaisons to communicate fire prevention messages and address local concerns, patrolling National Road 48 to detect and extinguish fires, escalating uncontrolled incidents to protect forests and documenting all incidents with details for advisory review.
Equipped with motorbikes, air blowers, and essential tools, the team promotes community-led conservation in the Southern Cardamom region while supporting REDD+ goals to reduce deforestation emissions and strengthen indigenous communities' connection to the land.

01/06/2026

On December 23, 2025, the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project, implemented by Wildlife Alliance, held a training session at the Veal Pi Patrol Station for the Chorng indigenous community. This event launched the Indigenous Forest Fire Team (IFFT), empowering local guardians to protect forest ecosystems from fires.
The training covered Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for using firefighting equipment such as fire trucks, air blowers, and water sprayers.

12/25/2025

May this season bring love, peace, and joy to everyone. Wildlife Alliance wishes everyone a Merry Christmas!

12/20/2025

The clouded leopard, with its beautiful dusky-grey blotches and long tail that provides essential balance while climbing, is truly a remarkable creature. These elusive animals spend their days resting high in the trees and roam the forests at night in search of food. Sadly, they are now locally extinct in places like Singapore, Taiwan, and possibly Hainan Island and Vietnam. However, there is still hope as they continue to exist in the forests of Cambodia.
Despite their resilience, the clouded leopard population is facing significant challenges. With fewer than 10,000 adults left and fewer than 1,000 in any single subpopulation, these enchanting cats are at risk. They have been listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List since 2008, and the threats of deforestation and poaching for the wildlife trade weigh heavily on their future. While legal protections exist, it is critical that we come together to protect their habitats and ensure that these magnificent animals continue to thrive in the wild.

12/15/2025

Our little calves have really grown up! It’s been a whole year since we rescued them, and today, these baby elephants are thriving and learning to enjoy their new home. They’re more playful than ever! Come along and see Lomphat and Chanam having fun as they explore the forest around Phnom Tamao.

12/11/2025

Mountains are called the world's "water towers" as they provide freshwater for over half of the global population. Mountains support many ecosystems, such as tropical forests, hot deserts, and polar ice caps. They host nearly one-quarter of all land species, help regulate the climate and are important for keeping soil healthy.
On International Mountain Day, let us pledge to preserve these vital landscapes, particularly the Cardamom Mountains in Cambodia.

12/04/2025

In the early morning of November 24, 2025, a patrol unit from Wildlife Alliance and the Ministry of Environment discovered a white sack hidden in the dense forest. Inside, they found a Bengal Slow Loris, tied up and exhibiting signs of stress, a stark reminder of recent poaching activity.
The loris was gently placed in a cage, appearing exhausted yet stable. A veterinary assessment confirmed its good health, leading to its release on the evening of November 25 in a protected forest area. With a renewed spirit, the loris climbed a tree and navigated confidently before disappearing from sight.
This remarkable story inspires us to embrace the vital need for wildlife protection and conservation. This Wildlife Conservation Day, let us unite in our pledge to end snaring and poaching, ensuring that wildlife can thrive in peace within their natural habitats.

12/02/2025

It's here! GlobalGiving 's has begun! Donations up to $2,500 between now and Dec. 3 at noon EST help us earn a share of matching funds.
This year, we are fundraising for a new prosthetic shoe for Chhouk, our rescued elephant who lost his lower leg to a snare. With your support, we can ensure he continues to live comfortably and gets the medical care he requires.
Give today and boost your impact: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/wildlifealliance/

11/29/2025

Thanks to our 2022–2025 partnership with Fondation Segré, we’ve made significant progress in safeguarding Cambodia’s forests and wildlife:
✅ Removed over 3,000 snares from community forests across the country, safeguarding Critically Endangered banteng and other wildlife
✅ Conducted 267 rescue operations and rescued 578 live animals from the illegal wildlife trade
✅ Reached 75,801 students through community education on priority species, their habitats, threats to their survival, and the bigger picture of conservation
Thank you to Fondation Segré for supporting us to protect Cambodia's wildlife.

11/18/2025

Save the date: Dec. 2–3! From midnight Dec. 2 through noon Dec. 3 (EST), donations up to $2,500 to our project will be boosted by Global Giving as part of Giving Tuesday.
This year, we are fundraising for a new prosthetic shoe for Chhouk, our disabled male elephant who relies on his custom-made shoe to walk and live comfortably. His prosthesis must be replaced regularly as he grows - and your support helps keep him healthy and mobile
Join us in maximizing your impact: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/wildlifealliance/

11/16/2025

This is the beautiful forest surrounding our Wildlife Release Station (WRS). Our dedicated rangers and the community work tirelessly to protect this vital habitat for vulnerable wildlife. This forest is crucial for their survival and flourishing. Visit WRS and immerse yourself in an unparalleled experience of nature and wildlife!

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https://www.wildlifealliance.org/

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